In our organism chronic inflammatory foci can develop without producing any pain. Pathogens accumulate in the foci and getting into the blood stream they settle down in less resistant parts of the organism causing diseases there. It is not necessary that the pathogens themselves be present in the diseased area but it is enough if the toxins they produce get there.
During the screening for inflammatory foci we examine whether there are any inflammatory, purulent foci or latent alterations in certain organs or tissues.
In the case of which diseases can we suspect the presence of foci in our organism?
During the screening for inflammatory foci we examine whether there are any inflammatory, purulent foci or latent alterations in certain organs or tissues.
In the case of which diseases can we suspect the presence of foci in our organism?
- articular complaints,
- diseases of the digestive organs,
- cutaneous eruptions, cutaneous lesions, ekzema,
- spot baldness, growing bald,
- chronic maxillary sinusitis,
- upper respiratory tract inflammations, bronchitis,
- fatigability, depression, rise in temperature, troubled sleep,
- inflammations of the genitals, sterility.
The efficiency of our search for foci is greatly increased by the fact that in our Institute’s package of screening examinations, in addition to the traditional examination methods, several types of thermography examinations help in searching for any possibly hidden inflammatory foci!
The screening includes:
The screening includes:
- laboratory tests: erythrocyte sedimentation, complete blood count, CRP
- ear-nose-throat examination
- dental thermography examination
- ultra-thermography examination
- for women: gynaecological thermography examination
- for men: prostate examination (PSA, rectal digital examination)
- consultation with the head physician.